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Intro There are canonically Seven Chaos Emeralds in the main video game series. • The seven colors are typically: Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Purple, Cyan (or Light Blue/Turquoise), and White. • Note: Early games like the original Sonic the Hedgehog on Genesis/Mega Drive only featured six Emeralds. 2. Powers and Effects The Chaos Emeralds are legendary artifacts that hold an infinite amount of power, often referred to as "Chaos Energy." • Super Transformation (Super Sonic): This is their most common and famous function. When a character with a "strong heart" (like Sonic, Shadow, or Knuckles) gathers all seven Chaos Emeralds, they can transform into a super state, like Super Sonic. This form grants: • Vastly increased speed and strength. • Flight and invincibility. • A golden, glowing aura. • Chaos Control: They can be used to warp time and space, a technique most famously utilized by Shadow the Hedgehog and Sonic. • Energy Source: Dr. Eggman frequently tries to steal them to power his massive machines and weapons, like the Eclipse Cannon. • Miracles: The Emeralds are said to be capable of performing miracles, able to heal, create, or destroy, depending on the user's will. 3. Connection to the Master Emerald The Chaos Emeralds are intrinsically linked to the larger Master Emerald, which is guarded by Knuckles the Echidna on Angel Island. • The Master Emerald's primary role is to neutralize or control the power of the seven Chaos Emeralds, preventing their vast energy from running wild. • If the Master Emerald is shattered (which happens frequently), its power disperses, and the seven Chaos Emeralds are scattered across the world or universe. 4. Origin The in-game lore, particularly in titles like Sonic Frontiers, suggests the Chaos Emeralds are ancient technology originally created or brought to Earth by a highly advanced alien race known as the Ancients. There is more emeralds no one knows about Alex the hedgehog he has Blood emerald it has every emerald